The case surrounding the death of Quentin Deranque in Lyon continues to develop as two new suspects were arrested, leading to a total of eleven individuals now in police custody. The arrests come after nine people were detained on Tuesday, suspected of various levels of involvement in the violent incidents that resulted in Deranque's death last Thursday. The ongoing investigation highlights the severity of the situation and the authorities' efforts to address the violence.

Among the newly arrested suspects is a young man described as being of the same generation as Deranque, who is reportedly an active member of the far-left group Jeune Garde. This detail raises concerns about the potential political motivations behind the violence and the involvement of extremist groups in such incidents. The nature of the collective’s ideology points to a larger issue of political extremism in France and the implications it may have on societal tensions.

As the investigation unfolds, it is expected that more information will surface regarding the events leading up to Deranque's death and the broader context of political violence in the region. The case has gained significant media attention and has opened discussions about the role of political factionalism in French society, the response of law enforcement, and the need for dialogue surrounding these pressing issues.